US: June 30, 2008
NEW YORK - A big challenge facing electric utilities seeking to burn coal cleanly is providing enough power to capture and bury the carbon dioxide produced, experts said Friday.
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The Corner House - news and information
18 June 2008
MOVING FORWARD ON CLIMATE
'Billions wasted on UN climate programme'
'European Union’s efforts to tackle climate change a failure'
'UN effort to curtail emissions in turmoil'
'Truth about Kyoto: huge profits, little carbon saved'
These recent newspaper headlines tell the story. The world's dominant approach to dealing with the climate crisis - carbon trading, the centrepiece of the Kyoto Protocol and the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme - isn't working.
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INTRODUCTION
The United Nations has recently recognized climate change as a fundamental issue regarding human rights. This decision shows once again the importance that the issue has gained at an international level. There is, however, a long way from words to deeds: official speeches are one thing and the proposed solutions to environmental catastrophes are another.
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Workers are battling to dissolve an oil spill heading towards the coast of Argentina after two ships collided off the coast of neighbouring Uruguay.
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 JAKARTA, May 28, 2008 (AFP) - Two years after it oozed into life, Indonesia's "mud volcano" is still spewing toxic sludge across the Javanese countryside at the rate of 60 Olympic swimming pools a day.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 27 MAY 2008
Bonn, Germany-A large number of activists today stopped and cut Genetically Engineered frankentrees that attempted to invade a tree planting ceremony outside of the meeting of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).?
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23 May 2008
A Greenpeace activist onboard the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior looks on as the vessel blocks coal shipments at the Pagbilao coal-fired power plant.
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